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Americans mark 4/20, the unofficial holiday celebrating all things cannabis

The grass IS greener! White House says Joe Biden supports decriminalizing recreational use of marijuana on the day Americans mark 4/20, the unofficial holiday celebrating all things cannabis Press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters: At the federal level he supports decriminalizing marijuana use and automatically expunging any prior criminal record. He also supports legalizing medicinal marijuana Pictures show people across the United States marking the 50th anniversary of 4/20 Tuesday In New York City marijuana activists handed out free joints to vaccinated residents This year s celebration comes on the back of an increasing number of states legalizing the drug for adult recreational use; 15 states and the District of Columbia have so far done so, 36 states permit medical use

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Alabama Democratic Party favors legalizing recreational, medical marijuana

Alabama Democratic Party favors legalizing recreational, medical marijuana AL.com 3 hrs ago © Mike Cason A sign outside the Alabama Democratic Party headquarters in Montgomery. The Alabama Democratic Party today announced support for legalizing marijuana for recreational and medical use in the state. Rep. Chris England of Tuscaloosa, the state Democratic Party chair, said legalization would help fix problems in the criminal justice system and boost the economy. “Nearly 100 years of marijuana prohibition and criminalization has trapped thousands of Alabamians, mostly Black, in our broken criminal justice system,” England said in a press release. “Reforming policy surrounding cannabis not only serves our state in producing hundreds of millions of dollars in revenues, but is an important step in reducing arrests and expunging records. Nobody should be sitting in jail for carrying a little bit of weed.”

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Birmingham to pardon 15,000 with marijuana convictions

Winnipeg Free Press By: The Associated Press Last Modified: 1:11 PM CDT Tuesday, Apr. 20, 2021 Save to Read Later BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Alabama s largest city will issue blanket pardons for more than 15,000 people with misdemeanour marijuana convictions dating back to 1990, Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin said Tuesday. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Alabama s largest city will issue blanket pardons for more than 15,000 people with misdemeanour marijuana convictions dating back to 1990, Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin said Tuesday. The pardons, linked to city court cases, are automatic, Woodfin said in an announcement made on April 20, a day that many associate with marijuana use. Many people have a hard time finding work because of drug convictions, and Woodfin said the move would allow them to rejoin the workforce and provide for their families.

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Birmingham to pardon 15,000 with marijuana convictions

Birmingham to pardon 15,000 with marijuana convictions
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Birmingham to pardon 15,000 with marijuana convictions

Birmingham to pardon 15,000 with marijuana convictions
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